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Mid-Illlnols Newspapers Thursday, October 23, 1986 Scoreboard win, lose DREW PMtMMOfl BurtiH Sdwdul hCST) AffltrlctnUigtM (Btttol-Swwn) CHItomkm Boston (Boston win MJ( Oct 7 Ctlitomii Boston 1 Oct. S-Boston 9, California 2 Oct. 10 California 5, Boston 3 Oct 11 California 4, Boston 3, 11 innlnngj Oct 12 -Boston 7, California 6, 11 Innings Oct. 14 -Boston 10, California 4 Auburn 8210 481 2.3 2 80.2 Baylor 7 232 573 2.5 8 81.1 Paaakig Defense a anoint yds ydspg OklaSt 74 42 8 574 4 95.7 Syracuse 102 82 941 106.8 Northwstm 111 55 8 898 7 118.3 Mississppi 153 73 8 829 3 118.4 Toledo 154 89 10 862 123.1 Texas 101 51 3 823 8 124.8 Tennessee 112 58 8 763 8 127.2 Miss St 140 70 5 895 6 127.9 BowlingGr 154 78 18 915 3 130.7 Arkansas 154 74 11 794 4 132.3 Total Defense plays yds avgtdydspg Oklahoma 6 377 1171 3.1 6 195.2 Hawaii 5 327 1144 3.5 9 228.8 Mississippi 7 477 1741 3.6 10 248.7 Texas MM 6 381 1503 3.913 250.5 Iowa 6 387 1510 3.9 7 251.7 Miami (Fla) 7 500 1795 38 9 256.4 Nebraska 6 395 1552 3.911 258.7 Washington 6 386 1570 4.1 9 261.7 Pittsburgh 6 408 1583 3.9 10 283.8 Baylor 7 458 1868 4.1 15 266.9 Oct IS -Boston California 1 Thomas, Miami(O) 12 348 1 29.0 Rotello, AirForce 11 295 0 26.8 Brown, Notre Dame 13 347 1 26.7 Ingram, MichSt 1 212 0 26.5 Anderson, Minn 14 370 1 28.4 Rots, FloridaSt 12 317 1 26.4 Penny, MiamKFIa) 12 317 0 264 Fischer, Pacific 12 316 1 26.3 FieWGoeli fgata pcttapg Kinzer.VaTech 1715 .882 2.14 Diettrich, BallSt 19 15 .789 2.14 Coston.Ariz 13 12 .923 2.00 Jaeger, Wash 14 12 .857 2.00 Slater, TexAiM 1512 .800 2.00 Franey.UCLA 1311 .846 1.83 Whelihan, Missouri 1210 .833 1.67 Bostrom, ArizSt 1310 .769 1.67 Broussard.SWLa 1310 .769 1.67 Belli, FrensoSt 1810 .625 1.67 Scoring tdxpfgptappg-Howard, Tenn 10 2 0 6212.4 Smith, Navy 11 0 0 8611.0 11 0 0 6611.0 Jaeger, Washington 0 2312 59 9.8 Palmer, Temple 11 0 0 68 9.4 Graham, MlamKO) 11 0 0 66 9.4 Jeftery.TCU 2 0 58 9.3 Coston, Arizona 0 19 12 55 9.2 Jones, Nebraska 9 0 0 54 9.0 Stevenson, CenMich 9 0 0 54 9.0 Slater, Texas 01812 54 9.0 Thompson, Minn 9 0 0 54 9.0 Ail-Purpose Runners rushrec krydsydpg PalmerTemple 1233 77 381 1691 241.6 Patton.EMtch 874 247 384 1505 215.0 Smith, Navy 790 256 1021148 191.3 CalhonCalFul 1023 64 399 1486 185.8 ThompsonMinn 802 124 87 1013 168.8 Warren, Va 297116 580 993 5.5 Stvnsn.CnMch 787 15 137 939 156.5 Jeftery.TCU 798 98 0 896149.3 BrownNotrDme 161 362 347 870 145.0 Taylor, Cin 769 214 19 1002 143.1 kr kick returns, total punts and klckofta Smith, Miss St 149 80 3 1260 10 142.8 Saltz, Temple 118 68 41014 7 142.6 Chandler, Washington 139 82 71064 12 141.7 (Rating formula: 100 points equals average performance for HI major college passers from 155 through Total Offense att yds avg ypg Perez.SanJoseSt 3162229 6.5321.1 Jones, Tulane 2701691 6.3 281.8 Ellis, SoCar 249 1663 6.7 277.2 Lindsley, BYU 2501579 6.3 263.2 Carson, Baylor 276 18X 6.6 261.4 Smith, MissSt 2571793 7.0 256.1 Elkins.WakeFor 275 1785 6.5 255.0 Garza, UTEP 339 2032 6.0 254.0 Hertning, Mrylnd 242 1483 8.1 247.2 Miller, Oregon 2981728 5.8246.6 RscsMng ct yds td ctpg Templeton, LgBch 5 38 236 1 7.6 Davis, LSU 5 36 517 2 7.2 Ligglns, SnJseSt 7 49 875 2 7.0 6 40 514 4 6.7 Montigne.OreSt 6 40 462 1 6.7 Williams, OreSt 5 33 234 0 6.6 Muster, Stanford 6 37 369 1 6.2 7 42 545 4 6.0 George, BallSt 7 42 442 2 6.0 6 36 639 4 6.0 Interceptions no yds td Ipg Cook, Stanford 5 5 92 0 1.00 Blades, MiamKFIa) 7 6 59 0 .86 Webster, FrensoSt 5 4 71 0 .80 Odomes, Wisconsin 7 5 92 1 .71 Rotello, AirForce 7 5 78 0 .71 Gordon, OhioSt 7 5 39 0 .71 (10 players tied at 0.67) Punting no avg Home, Arkansas 29 49.0 Helton, Colorado 31 47.1 Montgomery, MichSt 25 47.1-Waits, Texas 20 45 8 Cepicky, Wisconsin 39 45.7 scoring Defense VY Pts. GF GA Toronto 3 1 2 6 20 21 Minnesota 3 2 1 7 31 24 St Louis 2 2 1 5 15 19 Detroit 2 4 0 4 19 24 Chicago 1 5 1 3 20 35 SmytheDMston Edmonton 4 4 0 6 38 30 Calgary 3 3 0 6 25 23 Los Angeles 3 4 6 6 27 Winnipeg 2 3 1 5 17 19 Vancouver 1 4 0 2 10 23 Wednesday's Results Pittsburgh 5, Buffalo 4 (OT) Montreal 4, Detroit 3 Quebec 7, Toronto 1 NY Rangers 5, Los Angeles 4 (OT) Minnesota 8, St Louis 3 Calgary 6, Edmonton 3 Minnesota 242-8 St Louis 300-3 First period 1, Minnesota, Graham 2 (McKegney), 2:48.

2, St Louis, Nattress 1 (Cavallinl, Raglan), 3:09. 3, Minnesota, Ciccarelli I (Broten, Bjugstad), 3:54. 4, St Louis, Flockhari 3 (Meagher, Nattress), 13:59. 5, St Louis, Gilmour 1 (Paslawski), 15:47. Penalties-Rouse, Min, 17:49.

Second period-8, Minnesota, Maruk 3 (Musil). 1:15. 7, Minnesota, Wilson 2 (Bjugstad, Broton), pp, 3:39. 6, Min- nesota, Plett 1 (Wilson, Gronstrand), 11:32. 9, Minnesota, Ciccarelli 10, (unassisted), 14:03.

Penalties MacLellan, Min, Rause, Min, major-minor (fighting), Pavese, StL, double minor-major (fighting) Nattress, StL, minor (misconduct) Hartsburg, Min, Plett, Min, Bourgeois, StL, Ramage, StL, major (fighting), MacLellan, Min, major (fighting), Hunter, StL, major (fighting), Rouse, Min, major-minor (fighting), 16:50. -Third period 10, Minnesota, MacLellan 3 (Ciccarelli, Giles), 3:54. 11, Minnesota, Graham 3 (McKegney, Acton), 13:40. Penalties Hailin, Min, Bourgeois, StL, Hartsburg, Min, McKegney, Min, Gilmour, StL, 16:23. Shots on goal-Minnesota 7-8-6-21.

St. Louis 13-10-14-37. Power-play conversions-Minnesota 2-1. St. Louis M.

National Ltagu (Bt-of-Syn) Nm York vs. Houston (N York wins mtIm 4-2) Oct. 8- Houston 1, New York 0 Oct. I -New York 5, Houston 1 Oct 11 New York Houston 9 Oct. 12 -Houston 3, New York 1 Oct.

13 Houston at New York, rain Oct. 14 New York 2, Houston 1, Winnings Oct. 15 New York 7, Houston 6, If innings Work) Series (Best-of-seven) Boston w. New York (NL) (Series tied 2-2) Oct. 18 Boston 1, New York 0 Oct.

19 -Boston 9, New York 3 Oct. 21 -New York 7, Boston 1 Oct. 22 -New York 8, Boston 2 Oct. 23 New York at Boston, 7:35 avg 47 7.8 Oklahoma 6 53 8.6 Iowa 6 64 10.7 Alabama 7 82 11.7 Clemson 6 71 11.8 Miami (Fla) 7 83 11.9 PennSt 8 72 12.0 Arkansas 6 76 12.7 Stanford 6 78 13.0 Washington 8 80 13.3 Individual Leaders Boston, 11 National League Catcher Gary Carter, New York, 23 First Base Keith Hernandez, New York, 13 Second Base Steve Sax, Los Angeles, 12 Third Base Mike Schmidt. Philadelphia, 24 Shortstop Ozzie Smith, St.

Louis, 20 Outfield Tim Raines, Montreal, 23 Outfield Dave Parker, Cincinnati. 14 Outfield Tony Gwynn, San Diego, 12 Right-handed pitcher Mike Scott, Houston, 22 Left-handed pitcher Fernando Valenzueia, Los Angeles, 18 Relief pitcher Todd Worrell, St. Louis, 17 Kilpatrlck, Wyoming 26 45.5 Smith, Mississippi 37 44.9 Tupa, OhioSt 29 44.7 Tejeda.ColoadoSt 36 44.6 Becker, TCU 25 44.5 Rushing art yds avg td ypg Palmer, Temple 210 606 5.9 11 176.1 -Thompson, Minn 124 802 6.5 7 1 3 3 7 Jeftery.TCU 101 798 7.9 8133.0 Smith, Navy 155 790 5.1 9131.7 Stevenson, CMich 137 787 5.7 9 1 3-1 2 Calhoun, CalFul 193 1023 5.3 9 127.9 Patron, EastMich 155 874 5.6 6 12 4 9 Farmer, Toledo 170 828 4.9 7118.3 Flagler, Clemson 97 709 7.3 6 118.2 687 9.4 4 114.5 Passing rating art cmp Int yds td pts Testaverde, Miami (Fla). 181 116. 5164317 165.8 Harbaugh, Mich 131 84 41286 7 158.1 Jackson, Georgia 120 71 4 1131 7 150.9 Burger, Auburn 105 60 3 924 8 150.5 Yarema, Mich St 144 94 5 1242 7 146.8 Sweeney, Frenso St 164 88 6 148811' 144.7 Lindsley, BYU 189 126 13 1633 10 142.9 Punt Returns NCAA Division I Statistics Compiled by the NCAA Mission, Oct.

19 Distributed by UPI Team Statistics -Rushing Offense car yds avo td ydspg Oklahoma 6380 2240 5324 373.3 Nebraska 6 364 2011 5.5 23 335.2 TCU 6 305 1766 5.8 16 294.3 Clemson 6 367 1755 4.8 18 292.5 CentralMich 6356 1709 4.8 15 284.8 Army 6 378 1663 4.5 16 280.5 Pacific 7 454 1954 4.3 17 279.1 Minnesota 6 332 1661 5.0 12 276.6 PennSt 6 323 1646 5.1 20 274.3 Alabama 7 341 1859 5.517 265.6 Passing Offense art cmp Int yds td ydspg SanJoseSt 319 183 192236 10 319.4 BYU 209138 14 181513 302.5 Oregon St 300 181 6 1731 4 268.5 Utah 213 118 61419 11 283.8 SoCarlina 196 114 13 1664 11 277.3 TexEIPaso 302 184 14 2186 16 273.3 Oregon 286 170 10 1899 7 271.3 Cincinnati 247 161 71898 10 271,1 WakeForest 270 149 10 1857 14 265.3 Miwii(Fla) 210 130 71853 18 264.7 To. i yds avg td ydspg Baylor 7 591 3154 5.3 22 450.6 WakeForest 7 560 3144 5.6 30 449.1 SanJoseSt 7 574 3108 5.4 21 444.0 Nebraska 6 455 2661 5.8 29 443.5 Iowa 6 427 26426.2 30 440.3 Oklahoma" 6 427 26186.1 28 436.3 PennSt 6 471 2592 5.5 27 432.0 Utah 5 390 2151 5.5 16 430.2 Georgia 6 444 25605.8 20 426.7 Miami(Fla) 7 474 2971 6.3 35 424.4 Net Punting yds net punts avg. ret ret avg. Colorado 31 47.1 16120 43.3 Wisconsin 39 45.720 133 42.3 Wyoming 47 44.4 20 99 42.3 Texas 25 44.1 8 60 41.7 Air Force 42 43.314 89 41.2 Florida St 28 42.5 13 44 41.0 Nebraska 23 41.4 10 10 41.0 Michigan St 25 47.1 11 155 40.9 Miami (Fla) 31 41.0 9 11 40.7 Michigan 14 42.3 7 25 40.5 National Hockey League Wales Conference Late game not Included Patrick Division Pts. GF GA Pittsburgh 7 0 0 14 39 24 Phila.

5 0 0 10 23 8 New Jersey 3 3 0 6 22 26 NY Rangers 2 3 2 6 29 31 NYlsl. 2 3 1 5 23 20 Washington 2 4 1 5 27 36 Adams Division Quebec 4 2 2 10 37 22 Boston 4 2 0 8- 25 17 Montreal 3 3 1 7 27 27 Buffalo 1 4 2 4 20 26 Hartford 12 13 15 22 Campbell Conference Noma Division nm no yds td avg Hampton, LngBechSt 8 212 2 26.5 Parker, Ariz St 12 259 1 21.6 Martin, BostonCol 8 163 1 20.4 Smith, Nebraska 8 141 1 17.6 Garner, Kansas 12 196 2 16.3 Grimes, Ohio 8 126 115.8 Starr, Nor Carolina 11 168 1 15.3 Collins, Oklahoma 12 178 1 14.8 Riley, Washington 14 204 1 14.6 Conner, Army 9 131 0 14.6 Kickoff Returns no yds td avg Roulhac, Clemson 10 337 0 33.7 Jones, Washington 8 266 0 33.3 rankings, released Wednesday, with records through Oct. 18 and first place Division 1 School Pta 1. Hillsdale (M.ch) (6-0) (12) 313 2. Pittsburg St (Kan) (6-0) (3) 305 3Elon(NC)(54) 289 4.

Cameron(Okla)fl)(l) 272 5. Central Arkansas (5-1) 255 6 Carson Newman (Tenn) (5-1) 241 7. Emporia St. (Kan) 221 8 Shepherd (WVa) (5-1) 192 9. Mesa (Colo) (4-1-1) '186 10.

Western Oregon (4-1) 165 11. Central Wash 134 12. Washburn (Kan) (5-2) 132 13. MoorheadSt(Minn)5-2) .123 14. Southeastern Oklahoma (5-2) 101 15.

Presbyterian (SO (4-2) 87 16 East Central Okla (5-2) 85 17. Minnesota-Morris (4-1-21 78 18. Simon Fraser, B.C. (4-1) 55 19. Mars Hill (NC) (3-2-1) 27 20.

Fairmont St (WVa) (4-2) 25 Division 2 School Pis UinfieldOre)(W)(i4 318 2. Caroll(Mont)(6-0)(2 300 3. Dickinson StINDI (6-0) 2 4. Wisconsin-LaCrosse (5-1) 267 5. Huron (SD) (7-0) 243 6.

Pacific Lutheran (Wash) (4-1) 242. 7. Benedictine (Kan) (5-1-0) 213- 8. Panhandle SI (Okla) (5-t) 195 9 Wilmington (Ohio) (5-1) 194 10. Westminster (Pa) (4-1) 186 11.

Baker(Kan)(3-1) 156 12. Azusa Pacific (Calif) (3-0-2) 151 13. Tarleton Slate (Texas) 15-1-1) 120 14. St. Ambrose (Iowa) (5-2) 112 15.

Hastings (Neb) (5-1) 99 16. Northwestern Iowa (4-2) 79 17. Hanover (Ind) (4-1) 66 18. Southwest Baptist (Mo) (4-1-1) 51 19. Bethany (Kan) (4-1) 27 20.

Austin College (Texas') (5-2) 25 NCAA Division II poll MISSION, Kan. (UPI) The 1986 NCAA Division II football rankings, released Tuesday, with team records through Oct. 20, and total points (first-place votes in parentheses): Division II 'School Pts I.N.Dakota St. (M) (4) 80 2. Texas Ail (6-0) 76 3 Cal-Davis(M) 72 Oowson State 68 5.

Central State (Ohio) (M) 64 6. Troy State (Ala.) (5-1, 60 7. Minnesota-Duluth(6-0-1) '154 8. West Chester 49 9. Virginia Union (7-0) 46 10.

41 11. Grand V. St. 40. 12.

Cal State Northridge (5-1) 39 13. Ashland (Ohio) (6-1) 33 14. Abiline Christian (4-1) 24 15.lndiana(Pa.)'(5-l) 21 16. South Dakota (5-2) 21 17. Delta St (Miss.) (4-1-1) 16 18.

Albany St. (Ga.) (5-1) 12 19. Mississippi College (5-2) 10 20. Cal State Hayward (5-1) 9 National Trail Conference cross country meet totals 1. Cowden-Herrick, 31; 2.

Altamont 73; Neoga 78; 4. St.Anthony 100; 5. Windsor 117; 6. Teutopolis 131; 7. Stew-Stras156.

p.m.' Oct. 25 Boston at New York, 7 25 p.m. 26 Boston at New York, :7:25 p.m. necessary i- tiEW YORK BOSTON J. ibrliH abrhM Dykatra ct 1 1 1 Boggi 5 0 0 0 Bacltman 2b 4 1 0 Barratt ft 4 0 2 0 lb 3 0 0 0 Bockiw lb 5 0 0 0 Carte 4 2 3 3 Rice If 4 110 tStowtxry rt 4 1 2 0 Blw dh 3 0 0 0 Knight 3b 4 0 2 1 Eons rt 3111 HMP dti 4 0 0 0 Gadmin 4 0 3 0 laon 4 12 0 Hendersn 3 0 0 1 Santana aa 4 0 0 0 Owsn is 10 0 0 Graenwtl ptl 0 0 0 0 Roman 0 0 0 0 Tottii' 36 1 12 I Totals 32 2 7 2 Nmrorit 000 300 210- Boaton 000 000 020-2 Qan-rlnnlng RBI Carter (1).

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HR-Ctrtef 2 12), Oftitni (2). SB-BKkmin (11. Wilson 2 (31 9tJIHndon. IP ERBBSO New York oirtloglWI-il 7 4 0 0 6 4 MeOoweil 1 ii I I OouolSII 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Botton NipetrlLO-1) 6 7 3 3 1 2 Crawlont 2 4 3 3 0 2 Stlnley 1 1 0 0 0 0 3:22 A 33.92ff. Umpires Home.

Brinkmin; 1b, Mort-tegue. 2t, Ford: 3b. KiNar; II, Evans: rt. Weneelstedl. UPI Baseball All-Stars (Listing position, player, team, and votes received of 24 cast) American League "Catcher Rich Gedman, Boston," ttes 'first base Don Mattingly, New York.

24 Second base Tony Bernazard, Cleveland, 11 Plird base Wade Boggs, Boston, Shortstop Tony Fernandez, Tgronto, 17 Kirby Puckett, Min-. rtfjjoia. 19 Outfield Jim Rice, Boston, 17 Outfield Jesse Barfield, Toronto, 15 flight-handed pitcher Roger Cfemens, Boston, 23 Left-handed pitcher Ted Higuera, Milwaukee, 23 Relief pitcher Dave Righetti, New York, 24 'Designated hitter Don Baylor, llUjgr, Wednesday's Transactions Baseball Pittsburgh Renewed the contract of third baseman Jim Morrison tor 1987 Basketball Detroit Released guard Jim Thomas and center Yvon Joseph; signed guard John Schweitz. Houston Signed free agent forward Jim Petersen to a 3-year contract. Indiana Waived forward Steve Woodside.

Sacramento Cut guards Mike Bratz and Bruce Douglas. College John Jay Named Dwayne Mitchell assistant women's basketball coach, Jim lannotto assistant men's basketball coach and Joe Lapari men's junior-varsity basketball coach and assistant women's Softball coach. Football Houston Waived defensive back Larry Griffin; signed defensive tackle Brian Sochia. NY Jets Placed tackle Reggie McElroy on injured reserve; signed tackle Bill Bain. St.

Louis Waived rookie tight end Robert Stallings. Seattle Placed center Blair Bush and quarterback Sean Salisbury On injured reserve. Tampa Bay Claimed running back Joe Carter on waivers. Hockey Washington Left wing Jorgen Pettersson left team; assigned right wing Steve Leach and center David Jensen to Binghamton of the AHL. scoring Offense avg 246 41.0 7 283 40.4 -6 239 39.8 6 238 39.7 6 227 37.8 6 224 37.3 6 209 34.8 K-State, NCAA differ on Coleman MANHATTAN, Kan.

(UPI) -Kansas State athletic officials Wednesday said a revised NCAA ruling will allow basketball standout Norris Coleman to play this entire season, but the NCAA contends the university is wrong. 9 Kansas State Athletic Director Larry Travis announced the NCAA, in a letter dated Oct. 13, advised the school that Coleman, has two years of eligibility left beginning with the 1986-87 season. Travis said that based on the letter, Kansas State athletic officials, attorneys and Coleman agreed the player could begin the regular season Nov. 29 as a junior instead of a sophomore.

Coleman, 24, was the country's leading pivision I freshman scorer last season. Paid for by Betty Coffrin for County Clerk Committee Nebraska Miami (Fla) Oklahoma Auburn Iowa Washington PennSt Alabama Wake Forest 7 231 33 0 7 224 32.0 6 187 31.2 Arizona Rushing Defense car yds avg td ydspg Oklahoma 6 206 300 1.5 0 50.0 Washington 6 204 400 2.0 2 66.7 Iowa 6 221 408 1.8 1 68.0 SanJoseSt 7 268 480 1.8 4 68.6 PennSt 6 211 413 2.0 4 68.8 Nebraska 6 214 452 2.1 4 75.3 Arizona 6 206 462 2.2 6 77.0 Clemson 6 184 467 2.5 2 77.8 NAIA football polls KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -The NAIA Division 1 football The Bob Harmon Forecast On November 4 VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE WITH The Committment The Experience The Training The Record VOTE FOR Sheriff Chuck Lister Paid For By Concerned Mattoon Citlzena Ottiar GimM East (contlniiid) Sat. Oct. 25 Mij.r Ctlliits Dlv.

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